@piggy1627 It would be a better use of time having an extra shake after your morning piss. You’ll get the same amount of “free” money at least (that is, $0)
The pattern matches documented pay-pig and advance-fee scams: conversation moves off X, then a “clearance,” “verification,” “tax,” or “authorization” fee appears, a fake payment screenshot is sent, or payment details are harvested. Money that does arrive is often stolen and later reversed.
@ZaraAi56190 A real giveaway from a real creator is infrequent, clearly documented with past winners, does not demand wallets in public replies, and is not posted 20 times a day. This account fails those tests.
@AnishJaitwar A real giveaway from a real creator is infrequent, clearly documented with past winners, does not demand wallets in public replies, and is not posted 20 times a day. This account fails those tests.
@rahulbais136 A real giveaway from a real creator is infrequent, clearly documented with past winners, does not demand wallets in public replies, and is not posted 20 times a day. This account fails those tests.
Why are these people running such old, well understood scams so badly? There are ways to make these various financial fraud attempts seem legitimate enough that they pass muster. But these clowns, Jesus.